Do some weight loss pills actually work better for women than men or vice versa?

[Lady Greenfairy]

I came across an OTC fat burner the other day called OxySelect Pink and it's marketed as a formula for women. Is this just a tactic to attract women so they will buy it or does it actually work better for them than if a man were to buy and use the same product? Can different weight loss pills actually work better for women than they can for men or vice versa?

[TracyK]

hmm...that's a good question. While it could be possible, I would be inclined to say "no" when it comes to OTC diet pills. To me it sounds more like a smart marketing move and not something that is based on actual scientific fact.

[brightstar]

I think that some of them might if they are designed for hormonal control. But other than that, fat burning is fat burning, blocking is blocking, and appetite suppression is what it is.

[suzieQ]

I agree with brightstar.

[BigBobby]

When it comes to a fat burner, it doesn't matter if you're a man, woman, cat, or dog, fat is fat. It's just a matter of pink packaging

[Lady Greenfairy]

When it comes to a fat burner, it doesn't matter if you're a man, woman, cat, or dog, fat is fat. It's just a matter of pink packaging

I think you might be right BigBobby...but the pink does sell lol

[BigBobby]

I think you might be right BigBobby...but the pink does sell lol

LOL well I guess they know what works. It makes sense. I've seen a lot of products with pink. I guess that's what people want